My wife, Jenny, is beautiful. She has the sweet face of a young teenager. But at 23 she definitely has an adult body. She is only 5'2" tall, but has a fantastic body, 34C, 21, 33. She weighs less than 100 pounds. She doesn't need makeup. Just a little red lipstick to accent her pouty lips and a little eyeliner to highlight her gorgeous blue eyes. Her blonde hair is long, down to the middle of her back.
I am writing this in celebration of our first anniversary. We've known each other just about forever, but only been married a year. To explain where we are today I have to go back to when we were engaged.
We had been going together for a couple of years when I finally asked her to marry me and she said "Yes."
We set a date for the summer after we graduated from college.
In my last year of college one of my professors got me interested in photography. I started taking a camera everywhere I went. I shot up a roll or two of film every day. I got pretty good at it, too. I even had a couple photos printed in the newspaper.
Then I started doing portrait photos. Naturally, I took lots of pictures of Jenny. Her pretty face from front, side, and 3/4 view made great photographs. I started thinking about taking some photos that showed more than just the head. Being a healthy young guy I wanted to take some nude photos. No such luck.
Jenny always dressed conservatively. Ankle length dresses, with high necklines. Nothing sexy. Nobody including me knew just how great a body she was hiding under those dresses. Her family was very religious and strict. She wouldn't even go swimming because a swimsuit would show too much. And she even had to sneak around to do any dancing cause that was against her religion. But the right music set her pulse to racing and she just had to dance.
As graduation, and our wedding, got closer and closer I finally talked her into doing some glamour poses. First it was just raising her dress to her knees, or bending over so her ass was accentuated. Maybe she would lay down and arch her back so her breast stood out.
I knew I was becoming a good photographer because I was slowly persuading her to loosen up. My professor had said that the really great photographers were the one's that gained the confidence of their subjects. Eventually the subject gives themself over to the photographer to mold and shape. They become a slave to the camera.
As time went by and my confidence grew, I was able to persuade her to be more and more daring.
I could tell posing was also turning her on. I could see she was giving herself over to the camera the same way she fell under the spell of music.